A few R senators said they fear this will help terrorist orgs in recruiting.

 

They have no problem recruiting. That's a cowards response.

Really, somalia.. Care to look again?

 

 

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Yesterday (January 27), President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning immigration from seven countries, all of which are predominantly Muslim. The countries in question are Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen.1 day ago

 

Not only are you wrong in asserting that no Americans have been killed by terrorists from any of the countries subject to Trump's executive order temporarily banning travel from certain countries, you are also wrong about the list of countries listed in the executive order.

 

Full text of Trump's executive order on 7-nation ban, refugee suspension

 

BTW, the perpetrator of the attacks in the examples that I provided were both Somali nationals. Neither of them were from the United Arab Emirates and I never claimed that they were.

 

Please read the article that I linked and note the inclusion of Somalia among the countries subject to the travel ban.

 

My bad. I missed that one on the list. I still stand by my original statement that Saudia Arabia, UAE, Lebanon and others need to be on the list as well.

 

The article you linked said one of the Somalians came to America by way of UAE. That is why I included them in the post. Also, the UAE had a citizen involved in 9/11. Put them on the list and waterboard them all.

Wait a minute @Jumper_Dad. So Obama signed it, felt the need for it, never really enforced it for whatever reason. (probably political backlash) Trump enforced it with a few minor additions and the left is going nuts. Is this the jist of it?

 

Hardly but I'm sure you'll spin it how you like.

My bad. I missed that one on the list. I still stand by my original statement that Saudia Arabia, UAE, Lebanon and others need to be on the list as well.

 

The article you linked said one of the Somalians came to America by way of UAE. That is why I included them in the post. Also, the UAE had a citizen involved in 9/11. Put them on the list and waterboard them all.

 

They should be on the list. We liberate kuwait from the Iraqi's and I don't think they have been so friendly terror wise either. They fight terror but have some radicalized citizens amongst their population.

Hardly but I'm sure you'll spin it how you like.

 

Then why sign it but not enforce it?

Then why sign it but not enforce it?

 

Because of the nightmare occurrence that is currently happening in airports all over the country/world right now. In order to properly enforce it a plan needs to be put in place and if a logistical plan can't be executed then you scrap it. You ban folks immediately with no plan and chaos ensues. How they didn't know or expect this is troubling. It means they are either clueless or don't care and that is troubling.

Because of the nightmare occurrence that is currently happening in airports all over the country/world right now. In order to properly enforce it a plan needs to be put in place and if a logistical plan can't be executed then you scrap it. You ban folks immediately with no plan and chaos ensues. How they didn't know or expect this is troubling. It means they are either clueless or don't care and that is troubling.

 

It was reported that those countries were put on notice through diplomatic channels before he signed it. They may not have spread the word to their citizens which we cant control.

It was reported that those countries were put on notice through diplomatic channels before he signed it. They may not have spread the word to their citizens which we cant control.

 

They had less than 24 hours to adjust. If that. Surely you don't think that is plenty of time do you?

They had less than 24 hours to adjust. If that. Surely you don't think that is plenty of time do you?

 

In reality no, not enough time. . We should pay to send those back who were inconvienced. It wasn't that large of a number, 11. Detaining them is wrong. Get them back home.

The biggest issue here is not the actual ban.

 

The biggest issue is our new POTUS rushing it through without taking counsel from the experts who could advise him on the legality and/or the ramifications of it. You have an adviser to POTUS telling him to ignore the State Dept's warning that you can't ban people with valid green cards.

 

The fact that a POTUS, with no political experience, chooses to ignore those who do this daily and understand the ins and outs is and should be alarming.

Because of the nightmare occurrence that is currently happening in airports all over the country/world right now. In order to properly enforce it a plan needs to be put in place and if a logistical plan can't be executed then you scrap it. You ban folks immediately with no plan and chaos ensues. How they didn't know or expect this is troubling. It means they are either clueless or don't care and that is troubling.

The protests are causing more problems than the ban has caused. Protesters seem to be pretty nimble at responding to Trump's every move. It's like protesting is their regular, paid job.

The protests are causing more problems than the ban has caused. Protesters seem to be pretty nimble at responding to Trump's every move. It's like protesting is their regular, paid job.

 

There it is. The old lame "they protest because they don't have jobs" retort.

There it is. The old lame "they protest because they don't have jobs" retort.

It may be old, but how many times have we seen protesters confess that they are being paid and how many times are their employers from the left side of the political spectrum? George Soros is old and lame, but he is still pretty adept at manufacturing chaos.

There it is. The old lame "they protest because they don't have jobs" retort.

 

Absolutly not, they have been hired by George Soros. They are paid like it's their job... It is!

Absolutly not, they have been hired by George Soros. They are paid like it's their job... It is!

 

So ol' George has paid protestors to be at every airport in the country today?